Monterrey is named host city for the 2026 World Cup
FIFA named the City of Monterrey as one of the host cities for the 2026 World Cup to be played across North América (México, United States and Canada).
Estadio Azteca selected to host its third World Cup
The Estadio Azteca, the biggest stadium in Mexico, has been selected to host the 2026 World Cup, which will be held across North America. This will mark the third time the Estadio Azteca is selected for a World Cup after doing it in 1970 and 1986. ...read more
Varane questions Qatar’s suitability as World Cup host
France’s vice-captain Raphaël Varane has weighed in on the debate about Qatar’s human rights record and the controversy surrounding the host selection process for the 2022 FIFA World Cup. ...read more
Spain, Portugal Team in Hopes of Hosting 2030 World Cup
Ahead of the friendly game between their men’s senior sides, Luis Rubiales, chairman of the Spanish, and Fernando Gomes, chairman of the Portuguese FA, signed a partnership agreement. One of the main objectives of their collaboration will be to work on a joint bid to host the ...read more
The biggest stars not at the 2022 World Cup
Check out some of the biggest names that will not be at the FIFA World Cup in Qatar in November 2022. ...read more
Palmeiras’ FIFA Club World Cup photoshoot
Take a look behind the scenes as Palmeiras take part in a photoshoot as they prepare to kick off their FIFA Club World Cup campaign. Abel Ferreira’s side will take on Monterrey or Al Ahly in the semi-final in Abu Dhabi. ...read more
World Cup Memories: Gilberto Silva
FIFA 2002 World Cup winner Gilberto Silva has some magical memories of the greatest competition of them all. Check out what he had to say on the World Cup in 2002 and going all the way with Brazil. ...read more
Suazo: World Cups are so special
David Suazo played for Honduras at the 2010 FIFA World Cup. Re-live some of his favourite memories and why he thinks the biggest competition of them all is so special. ...read more
Klopp: Jota to miss the World Cup
Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has confirmed Diogo Jota will miss the World Cup following a calf muscle injury he picked up in the win over Manchester City in October 2022. ...read more